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Apple iPhone 5 To Have New CPU, Different from iPad 3: Analyst

As iPhone 4S is receiving overwhelming demand and several stores are experiencing stock outs, Apple is readying a successor to iPhone 4S in the name of iPhone 5. Rumors are rife that Apple would be beginning the production of iPhone 5 in the first-half of 2012.

RIM names new India MD

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BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion on Tuesday named Sunil Dutt as its new managing director for India, one of its key growth markets, a month after its former top executive in the country left the company.
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Legal action urged in damning Olympus report

An independent panel issued a damning report on a $1.7 billion accounting scandal at Japan's disgraced Olympus Corp on Tuesday, urging legal action against the executives responsible for the cover-up and the replacement of other board members who knew.
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Samsung plans flash chip line in China

Samsung Electronics said on Tuesday it plans to build a flash memory chip plant in China, seen costing some $4 billion, as a boom in smartphones and tablet computers is set to fuel the $22 billion chip industry's growth next year.
Kapil Sibal

Indian Minister Faces Fury of Twitter, Facebook Users

Indian Telecom Minister after facing strong opposition on his recent idea of monitoring content on social networking Web sites like Facebook and Twitter, has come out with a defensive statement saying he does not want the censorship instead he wants solution to offensive content.
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Samsung says plans flash chip line in China

Samsung Electronics, the world's top memory chip maker, said on Tuesday it had decided to build a plant in China to start production of flash memory chips from 2013 as it seeks to ride a boom in smartphones and tablet computers.
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Olympus shares surge as moment of truth approaches

Shares in Japan's disgraced Olympus Corp surged on Tuesday as investors bet that a probe into its scandal-ridden accounts would not turn up any nasty new surprises which could lead to the stock being delisted.
Samsung Galaxy S2

Samsung Galaxy S2: Ten Things You Should Know

If you are interested in one the most popular Android phones in the world, there are ten things you should know about the Samsung Galaxy S2. It's available on AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile. The T-Mobile and Sprint variants have a 4.5-inch screen while the AT&T version has a 4.3-inch screen.
Motorola Droid Bionic

Droid Bionic vs HTC Rezound: Verizon Battle

Verizon has more $200 and $300 mobile phones than anyone, and Bionic and Rezound fit into this category. Rezound is the brand new device, and for $300 you get true HD 1280x720p resolution under the 4.3-inch super LCD screen. It's also got an eight megapixel camera and 16 gigabytes of internal storage. Bionic has the same size screen but not quite the same resolution. It's still got good resolution at 960x540p under the qHD display
Facebook

Facebook Hires Gowalla Team

World's No.1 social network, Facebook, confirmed Monday it has hired Gowalla's management team but is not interested in the brand's service or location-based technology.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus vs Asus Eee Pad Transformer: Android Tablet War

Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus does not have a 10-inch screen like the Eee Pad Transformer, but it costs nearly the same amount. That either means the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus is overpriced or the Eee Pad Transformer is another Android slab without any features that might separate it from the slew of tablets out there already, right?
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Japan's Olympus faces moment of truth in accounting

The fate of Japan's disgraced Olympus Corp may become clearer on Tuesday, when it is expected to release the findings of an investigation into an accounting scandal that has threatened to bring the 92-year-old firm to its knees.
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RIM bets the house on QNX

Research In Motion, facing analyst stock price target downgrades after its steep profit warning on Friday, is willing to absorb huge losses on its unloved PlayBook because the success or failure of the tablet are key to RIM's hopes of revitalizing its BlackBerry.
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U.S. power grid needs cybersecurity shield: report

The threat of cyberattacks on the U.S. power grid should be dealt with by a single federal agency, not the welter of groups now charged with the electric system's security, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reported on Monday.

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